Swimming 10amThe finals continue to come in the Aquatics Centre, with gold up for grabs in the men's 200m freestyle, the women's 100m backstroke, the men's 100m backstroke and the women's 100m breaststroke. Gemma Spofforth will hope to qualify and delight the crowd in the backstroke, with that final starting at 7.51pm, although the American Missy Franklin should provide tough opposition.

The 43-year-old has his eyes on double gold as part of the British team but also in the individual competition. After completing the dressage on Sunday, Fox-Pitt takes his horse, Lionheart, on to the testing cross-country course at Greenwich Park. The world No1 has won six European titles and a team gold at the world championship in 2010 in Kentucky. He also picked up an individual silver at that event. He is an Olympic medallist, too, having won team silver in Athens in 2004 and a team bronze in Beijing in 2008. He has won the Burghley Horse Trials a staggering six times and has also tasted success at Badminton, LuhmĂĽlen and Pau. Last year Foxâ€‘Pitt became the first rider to win five different four-star events.

Tom Daley and Peter Waterfield, Men's Synchronised 10m diving, 3pmDaley and Waterfield will be hoping to clinch gold and improve on Britain's eighth place in Beijing four years ago. There a raw, 14-year-old Daley competed alongside Blake Aldridge and, due to his tender age, he came under intense media scrutiny. That pressure is still there, but this time Daley and Waterfield have form having smashed the British record with a score of 475.77 in June â€“ seven points better than China's gold-medal winning score in Beijing. Waterfield knows what it is like to stand on an Olympic podium, having won silver alongside Leon Taylor in Athens in 2004. That was Britain's first diving medal since Brian Phelps's gold in 1960. Waterfield has also been a gold and silver medallist in the Commonwealth Games.

Zoe Smith, Weightlifting, women's 58kg, 12.30pmThe teenager who was in the headlines last week, with reports that she was the victim of cyberbullying, aims to test her strength for the gold. Smith, a bronze medallist at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi â€“ the first Englishwoman to win a weightlifting medal in that event â€“ has recovered from having her funding temporarily suspended in December 2010 when British Weightlifting declared her overweight at a training camp. At 18, she is the youngest ever British weightlifter to qualify. Labelling herself as "inexperienced", Smith set six British records to put herself in contention for London 2012. Having dropped down from the 63kg division for a better prospect at winning a medal, Smith is definitely one to watch out for.

Yorkshireâ€™s Lizzie Armitstead won silver to claim Great Britainâ€™s first medal of London 2012 in the womenâ€™s road race as Hollandâ€™s Marianne Vos took gold on The Mall.Follow the Day Three action here.